Heights Redevelopment Seen As One-Man Effort
St Charles residents weight plans for Heights redevelopment with seven showing up at a city meeting called by Chuck Thorne. Assistant city planner Albert outlines forming a redevelopment corporation and a master plan focusing on storm sewers curbs and keeping the area residential.
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Bt Charles Heights
Sundance
Lights
St. Charles
Chuck Thorne
Seven Heights
Thorne
Heights
Hermsan Messler
Quoney Coles
Mester Srs
Glen Ihlert
Heights Tesidentis
Messler
Atlas
Ablert
Abiert
Washington University School of Architecture
Danforth Foundation
Govvernment Tight
VISTA
Fedoral
Housing Administration
Missouri Housing Develoment Commission
Continueton
Harvester Lions Name Officers
The Harvester Lions install officers with Edward Powlishta as president and Bob Sydnor as first vice president. Anatinie DeLaguil is second vice president, Lynn Cochran serves as secretary, Wayne Gronefeld as secretary and treasurer, Bill Koelling as tail twister, and Jim Miller as Tion Jaaner.
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Harvester Lions
Orutanud Uustalla
Golf ‘View
Harris Teachers Plant Pine Trees At Willie Harris School
Teachers at Willie Harris School in St Thales joined with the U S Forest Service and local conservation staff to plant rows of pine trees. Over ten years they have watered and cared for the trees to beautify grounds and provide wind protection while supporting science lessons and cooling the area.
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Ploning
Pite Fee Windbrack
Willie Harris
Milade
Mae
Jaen Dallmayer
Laur
Roh
Willie “Harrus
St ‘Thales
U. S
Citizens For Life Elects Officers in St Charles Chapter
The Missour Citizens for Life St Charles chapter met at St Joseph's hospital and elected officers including Dollie Johaneesman as general chairman and Tom Schaeffer as general co chairman. The group set eight geographic sections and three goals to protect rights for children with disabilities and to develop educational programs and legislation.
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Missour Citizens For Life
St. Charles
Hear
St. Teseph's Hospital
Jas Mon
St Charles
Cathy Goellner
Dollie Johannesman
Tom Schaeffer
Guig
Shoul
Smotherman
Lomuryaw
St Josepn's Stalione
Inhkre & Cope Engine
Messner
Howell Street
Lake Festival Attracts Crowds At Lake Saint Louis
The Lake Festival of the Lake Saint Louis area will run October 12 and 13 at The Wharf shopping center. About 100 centers and artists from trades such as silver smithing, leather, glassblowing, weaving, sculpture, and painting will showcase works inside the five level mall and along the boardwalk. The two day event has free admission and drew about 4 000 attendees at the first festival last year.
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Lake Saint Louis
Ceat
Lake Saint Sams
Mustek
Arhais
St. Tole
Pancake promotion draws crowds with free Aunt Jemima treats
At Mark rn Mall this Saturday Schnucks and Fort Association host free Aunt Jemima pancakes brown sausage coffee and orange juice for guests. Special portables will guide crowds with exit personnel and chefs preparing pancakes over a hot grill. John Geitin Schnucks manager says plans include an exciting event with doors opening at 1 30 pm and 12 30 pm. Everyone is welcome.
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Jemima Pancalville
Mera Twain Show Center
Yepubic
Schnucks Fo Fort
Thy
John Geitin
Schnucks
Ant Jetainia
Roane
Griffin
Population density note for Monaima region states low figures
A fragmented sentence notes Monaima has a population density under several chee per square mile while the state average is four persons per square mile. The text is incomplete and lacks clear sources or dates.
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Monaima
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Mir
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Lillian Powell
Don Clark
Marilyn Wheeler
Caleste Hall
Mig Lailie Mevex
Citizens For Life Chapter
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Axton Savings
Northside Tex
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